Growing up in Oahe County, Idaho, I always felt a pull towards law enforcement, even when I tried to resist it. After college and training, I joined the sheriff’s office in 2013. Now, as sheriff, I believe we’re more approachable than police officers and are directly accountable to the people we serve. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In Washington, there’s a debate about sheriffs and their role in upholding the law. Some people think journalist Jessica Pishko is too harsh on sheriffs, saying they help keep peace and fight corruption. Critics challenge Pishko to show real examples of bad behavior. They also stress that sheriffs should understand the Constitution better to do their jobs well. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Trump administration is changing the CPP1 app, which used to help illegal immigrants, to now help them leave the country on their own. Many sheriffs are helping with this process because they know their areas well. However, some sheriffs disagree and face legal issues. The administration supports those who assist in these efforts. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Sheriffs play a crucial role in our communities by staying independent from political pressures. They should answer to the people who elect them, not politicians. It’s important for sheriffs to be well-trained and educated. We also need laws to protect against foreign-made election equipment. Supporting sheriffs with donations helps them serve us better. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In the United States, many people think the federal government is the boss, but that’s not true! The real power belongs to the people and local leaders, like your county sheriff. The federal government sometimes takes too much control, like when it created the IRS and income tax. It’s important to know who really holds the power! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The speaker talks about how people shouldn’t go to jail for things like using marijuana, which doesn’t hurt anyone else. They believe the government shouldn’t control personal choices like this. The speaker also mentions the good things marijuana and hemp can do. They thank Sheriff Eberly and others for supporting their views. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Attending conferences has been a great experience for the speaker. He learns a lot about important topics like mask rules and vaccines. Meeting other sheriffs helps him get support and share ideas. He believes in protecting people from too much government control. In his county, with low crime, he focuses on helping and keeping peace. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Sheriff Mike Carpinelli from New York is standing up against state rules. He wants to help immigration officers, even though the state says he can’t. Some sheriffs, like him, believe it’s important to work with ICE agents, even if it means facing trouble from the state’s leaders. They’re determined to do what they think is right. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Sheriff Mark Lamb supports pardoning January 6th defendants and opposes new laws controlling sheriffs. Florida sheriffs work together on immigration issues, while some in New York defy laws to cooperate with ICE. At a national conference, sheriffs discussed the need for better funding and coordination to handle immigration and drug issues, emphasizing local law enforcement’s crucial role. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Our organization, CSPOA, has been working on law enforcement and constitutional issues since 1983. Now, we face financial struggles and need help to continue. We’re planning events in New York and Washington state to raise awareness, but funding is tight. We’re also worried about a troubling issue with decertifying elected sheriffs. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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